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1. The insert features terribly cheesy cover art. I've owned two different versions of this CD. Neither the Metal Blade release, nor the Japanese copy on Sony that I now own contain any photos of the band. The Metal Blade version didn't even include anything in the way of liner notes or lyrics.

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2. Under the Blade, an Album by Twisted Sister. Released in September on Secret (catalog no. SECX 9; Vinyl LP). Genres: Heavy Metal, Hard Rock. Featured peformers: Dee Snider (lead vocals, backing vocals, assistant producer), Jay Jay French (guitar), Eddie Ojeda (guitar, backing vocals), Mark Mendoza (bass, backing vocals, assistant producer, engineer), AJ Pero (drums, backing vocals), Pete.

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6. This album, The Hall Of The Mountain King was our first effort under the guidance of producer Paul O' Neill. As such, we have reached a turning point in our music, and we believe this is our finest album to date. The four of us have melded into one musical juggernaut, and as such we shall be unstoppable!

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